The git branch
command lists, creates, or deletes branches.
git branch # List branches
git branch <name> # Create a new branch
git branch -d <name> # Delete a branch
Branches allow you to work on multiple features or fixes simultaneously.
Use git branch
to see all branches in your repository.
git branch feature-login
git branch
λ git branch
advanced/01-git-stash
advanced/02-git-tag
advanced/03-git-reset
advanced/04-git-revert
advanced/05-git-cherry-pick
advanced/06-git-hooks
basics/01-git-init
basics/02-git-clone
basics/03-git-status
basics/04-git-add
basics/05-git-commit
basics/06-git-log
basics/07-git-diff
* branching/01-git-branch # working branch
branching/02-git-checkout
branching/03-git-merge
branching/04-git-rebase
collaboration/01-git-remote
collaboration/02-git-fetch
collaboration/03-git-pull
collaboration/04-git-push
collaboration/05-git-pull-request
main
workflows/01-feature-branch
workflows/02-git-flow
workflows/03-github-flow
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